Cesi Engages in Major HVDC Projects for Energy Transition in Europe and Asia

Cesi is actively engaged in significant HVDC projects that support the energy transition in Europe and Asia, including the Black Sea Submarine Cable Project and the Caspian Green Energy Corridor. Additionally, the company is involved in the Tyrrhenian Link and the Elmed project, enhancing renewable energy transport across the Mediterranean. Cesi also contributes to the testing of the German Corridor and operates Cesi Space, focusing on high-efficiency solar cells for space applications.

Published Mar 20, 2026

Cesi is active in major HVDC projects essential for the energy transition. It is involved in the Black Sea Submarine Cable Project, enhancing connections between the Black Sea and Europe, and the Caspian Green Energy Corridor for renewable energy transport from Central Asia to Europe.

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In the Mediterranean region, Cesi participates in the Tyrrhenian Link connecting Sicily, Campania, and Sardinia, and the Elmed project linking Tunisia and Italy. The company also contributes to the testing of the German Corridor and operates Cesi Space, focusing on high-efficiency solar cells for space applications, driven by growing commercial and scientific demand.